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Doodle FOR the Militia, Z

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 10.-For the
pnrpoEs Of carrying out the act Of Con-
gress mailing an annual appropriation to
provide arIns and equipments for the
militia, the following regulations have
been Issued by tho War Department:
The Adjutant General OF tho Army shall
annually on or before July lst Of each
year, report to the War Department the
number OF regularly enlisted organized
aud uniformed active militia in each
State and territory, and this report will be
the basis OF the action to be taken for
the ensuing year. acquisitions for any
or all Of. the public property provided for
in this set will be made by the Governor
OF tho several States and Territories on
the War Department. The S40O, 900 ap.
prop,issed in tho act will be distributed,
Of which amount the following States will
receive: Illinois, $50, PIG; New York, $685.
l79; Ohio, S2l,l9s; Pennsylvania, S27, ,849;
Virginia, Sl1,05oi West Virginia, $500.
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COMMENTING on the fact that tho wheat
syndicate has put up the price from uix
to nine cents higher than the supply and
demand wsrrant, the Chicago Inter OCEAN
doea not hesitate to say THAT the men
who are running this great corner are
absolutely criminals. They are more
ctimiually guilty than three.fourths OF
the men occupying the cells Of our peni.
5cntiaries."
This is ugly but true. Some Of these
days tho people will take hold Of that sort
Of thing and declare it to be criminal,
supporting the declaration with penalty
enough to make the oiIenso too expensive
to be attractive. .,Is
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CHICAGO, June l0.-The action OF Grand
Master Hunt, OF the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Missouri, in ordering the expulsion
from subordinate lodges OF all Masons en-.
gagged in hesaloon and liquor business,
Is attracting considerable attention from
members Of the order in this city. By
some the Grand Master is defended on the
ground that he is merely carrying ont q
resolution Of the Grand Lodge, but many
prominent members.of the fraternity con.
tend that the precedent it is sought to es.
tshliah is a dangerous one, and that 50
long as liquor selling is legal the action sa-
vors OF tyranny, ..!!Ssra u. 7
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.BODYKE |: Q J 7 K, / #E]|!VICTI0NS.5 ]!
DETERMINED nEs1srAScE
Made Yesterday which Nearly Resulted In y
Fatal Conflict. 0foturo on Tho Uocrc,on
DEl..Davitt and Parneil Advlsipg Dir.
forcnt Courses as to tho Eviction

DUBLIN, June 10.-Tho resistance offered
the eylctions at Bodyke to-day porsonds .
very SERIOUS trouble, f5. i'}tl,s5'
The Government may deem It necessary '
to employ troops more than eretofore.
and In view OF Mr.. Baltour's remark that
the government would not hesltste to
use any means at its dispoaal to carry out
the DEGREES Of the law courts, this does
not ueom improbable. &C'sg35arli
When tho eviction party reached tho
house OF 0'Ralloran, whom tbey ipten5aJ
to remove, they found that a deep trench
had been dug about the house and eyorv
ptecaution taken for defenae. The lower
part Of the house was strongly barricadad
ana ten men, including two Americans.
stood behind the doors and windows
some women were ut the windowa nm
stairs with boiling water. y ~ ~ ~
me balllhs cav that 1t was useless 10 at.
tempt to enter the doors so they began IN
crowbar hole In tho wall. From this
work they were driven by ncaldinp water
poured by the woman In the upner win.
uows' An inspector mounted a lsdder
placed against the house, aud. with drawn
SWORD, tried to drive the woman awav
put he was ignominiouslyi deieated and
beHten down. A constable, with n f,~ad
bayonet. Then attempted The same % feat
His head was badly battered and he - wnn
sScalded, but In defending himself he in. ~
fiicted several severe eashea nnon his as.
saiiants. Another constable also failed to
alsloage me women from their stronghold.
Another ladder was then procured and
one after another of the bailiffs who
mounted we're driven back. '''N''' "o ''.'' !.
: Atthis ]uncture Mr.. Cox, the member Of
Parliament, tried to climb the ladder and
speak to the inmates, but the police wonld
not permit him, and pulled him do wn. a
council OF war was held and finally a con.
stable, carrying ri1s, aucceaded in pnin.
ing entrance. He had scarcely gotten in.
aide when his riAs was wresed Rom t him. in
and in the fight that ensued' the conata.
ble's lie was imperilled, but he succesded
IN making his escape. ~, - - -
sathef shannon at last came to their
aid, and fearing lest more eilectusl and sa.
Ilous meano should be employed TO dis.
Lodge the tenants, he entered the honse
and performed the office of mediator. HI
ceunselled moderation and begged the tam,
ant to oder no further resistance. : Tho
eviction was then accomplished, and the
inmates arrested. !gTi.G77' - - I
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The Slueeu,H JnhilAe.

LoNaos, June 10.-The moro there is
known Of the jubilee arrangements tho
greater Is tho variety Of grnmblers. Tho
Queen thus far reiuseH to yield for re-
quests for full state, or to show her puests
to London in procession or TO appear in
robes and crown. People are BEGINNING
to discover that they will be expected to
arrive at Westminster many hours b bsfore
the ceremony and remain many hours
after. Still, the pressure for tickets does
not relax. Preparations ior sight eeers
all along tho route are well under way.
specu!ators are busy, and houses, chop
windowa and open spaces are let at very
high prices. Good single places are quoted
at an average Of about Sl5. Mr.. Frederick
dalfleona vigorous protest against the
minority. A )? = -
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. Roy. ur. On Cnstn

Great preparations are being made for
the meetings to be held by this gentleman
in the city on Tuesday next, tha. for
ladies' in the afternoon in ono Of the
churches, and Q general meeting in the
evening, to be held in the Opera House,
which has been secured for this purpose.
Dr.. De Costais lectures will abound in
facts and suggestions Of great significance
in our home life. He is a thorough mas.
ter Of reform, and a most eloquent and
powerful speaker. His visit to the city is
very fortunate at this time, and it Is to be
hoped that out Of the enthusiasm he il
sure to kindle there will result new era
OF reform and phi!anthropicj effort. Will
not every lover Of humanity ia the c;tv
interest himsolf in talking up the matter
ofDr. De Costa'a coming, and thus supple.
ment the committee's work by securing a
large. audience2 Lot everybody be pre.
pared to hear one Of the noblcst themes.
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The dissatisfaction Of the people OF Lon
don over the Queens refusal to give them
street parade in full royal theatricals, is
entirely n,stursl. The people pay hand
somely for royalty, and it would be a
slight enough rscompen5e to siyo them a
sight OF it at its psettiest. Is
The jubilee brings to London enough
royalty Of ono aort and another to make d
brilliant spectacle, and that is what the
people thought they were to be treated to.
It is an old complaint against Victoria
that abe affords The people no spectacles
and does nothing in her royal way to en-
courage trade. II President Cleveland
was asked to parade down Pennsylvania
'svenuein his ssrsnac Lake fishing clothes,
would he dare to refuse? sl ;g x {t :. =,
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| S"upo DbhbtfouS flfo ut Plttsburgh
western Union Company Suffers. "A
PirTsnuRou, June 1O--1t Ia many year,
since a fro in Pittsburgh affected such a
large portion Of the. community as did
that in the Firet National Bank building
this morning. .51 ,3i- b Il, & h
When 1t 10 e.nIed the Central Telephone
office ia completely destroyed, and tha.
All communication by meaa8 oil tho femi.
liar bell and HELLO Ia cut of, the full
import OF tho disaster can be uuderstood.
Beside auch an Inconvenience even the
partial paralysis OF the W estern Union
telegraph eystem in Pittsburgh sinks into
insig gnifcance In the eyes OF the average
business man. @ rEf,4 ~ -4J1F -
1t was 20 minutes TO Q o'clock thia
morning when ?, ]. McKeeyer and George
L. Stuart; the night operators in charpe Of
the Wessern Union Office noticed blaze
behind the large ''switeh.board." A eau
oi water was thrown on the flames, but
without effect, and an alarm was cent in
from boz 10. by this time tho fire had
gained firm hold on the room aud was
pouring out Of the windows with dense
volumes OF smoke. SlT Ig!','' 'T5ITi -
4 In the mausard, on the fifth floor, some
Z, 600 or 10000 cells OF gravity battery we're
stored, and in few minutes the fire had
reached and was making havoc anon,
them! At the same time the floor of the
operating room burned through and the
telephone. room was soon in the thick
Of tho trouble. The fire department
had promptly responded to the
Ohiet Evans were throwing aever-
al streams upon the burning build
Ing. Tho water poured ! down
through the blazing rooms and into the
office OF tho bank. Bedlllion's jewelry
store, too, was pretty well drowned. The
net work Of wires that entered the build.
Ing, were burned or cut of in the first
onslaught and dropped with crash to the
street. Within half an hour from the time
that the alarm was given all the damage
was done, and the department had the
fro under control. Tho mansard had
fallen in, and masses Of iron, wood and tin
were dropping into Fifth avenue at in
tervala. g7flN }F}' f7f iiI,,!. M 7}R"t
It ia stated authoritively that tho total
loss will not exceed $55 600. OF this
amount the Western Union losses SEE, 900,
aud the Telephone Company sl5, 900, and
7. P. Bedillion jsweler Is 900. The dam.
age to the building wss $40, 1000, All was
fully covered by insurance except the
Western Union, and their loss is total.
A force OF men were pu. TO work clearing
the debris out Of the building just before
the embers were extinguishod. The bank
officials say they will rebuild at once. Gen.
eral Superintendent Tinker, of the West.
ern Union, with carload Of machinery
will arrive here in the morning. The
company has its wires in pretty fair work.
Ing condition tonight, aud are handling
business as usual. The fire was caused by
rats guawing the covering of the wires
back Of the switch board. 1E!S; ,ss9r..2 i.
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{ Depen,lont peua,on I'LL.

Il MILwAuKEE, Wis, June lO.-A special
from Madison, Wis, says; The Adjutant
General Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie is buaily ellgsged in issuing to all Posts
Of tho country IN important document, in in
the nature Of a Dependent Peusiou bill
whose passage will be urged upon next
Congress. 1t WAS drafted by the National
Pension Committee Of the Grand Army OF
tho Republic. Section l Of the bill pro.
vides thatin considering penslon claims
OF dependent parents that fact and cause
OF death and the fact that tho SOLDIER left
no widow or minor child or children hav-
ing been ahown as required by law, It
shall be necessary only to show by compe.
tent and auflicient evidence that such par.
ent or parents are or have been without
othor means Of support than their own
manual labor or contributions Of Others
notlegaliy bound for their support. (,
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WlLkKsHARRE, June l0.-The town 0!
Nanticoke was much damaged yesterday
by a cloud burst, which let down the rain
in torrents and the streets soon become
veritable rivers,all the houses on the prIn-
cipsl streeia were water, while two houses
were carried away and the occupants only
saved after great struggle. Thirty tene-
ment houses in the vicinity OF tho Sueaue-
hanna Con! Company were surrounded By
the water, and the occupants only es.
capped drowning by getting on the rools.
Over forty 5stlp of.the track on the Penn.
sylvania railroad WAS washed away and
about one hundred tons Of loose ssnd WAS
washed down on tho track st another
place. It is estimated TINT the lons will
foot up over $i0O, 900. ,i6
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T American MetlIcnl Conye,,Io,.

CHICAGO, June lO.-rhe annual Con.
vention OF the Medical Association came
to a close at noon to-day with general
meeting in Central Music Hall.
This afternoon the delegates wen,
down to Pullman on special train as the
gues.a Of the members Of the Chicago
Association. s.y S4',ZEIe,,
One Of the results Of the Convention has
been a patching up Of the differences
which have existed III tbs Medical Edi.
tors Association regarding tho Iuterna.
tionsl Convention Of Medical Editors,
Publishers and Writers which is to ba
held in Washington mex. year. The diyi.
sion Of sentiment regarding the proposed
gathering was at one time 80 strong that a
split in the association seemed imminent,
but harmony has besn restored and the
medical Journalistic Of the country will
york as one man ior, the success Of the
Convention. 4. 4 u Z 2lty2 5e,}
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Findlay'A Gus Celebration.

FlNDLAr, o., June 1O.-This is tho clos.
ing day OF the natural gas celebration,
and the visitors from distant points are
already beginning to turn their faces
homewards. The day was ushered IN with
a salute OF 200 guns. The principal fea-
ture was military parade, with Adjutant
General Axline in command. This after.
noon the corner stone of the La Grange
Rolling Mill was laid under the auspices Of
the Masonic order, tho silver spike on the
kindlsy Belt Railroad was drawn and the
tirst rail OF the Findlay Electric Street
Railroad placed in position with appro.
pirate exercises. " Il, ~ III, 55i
Tonight the celebration came to close
with the most imposing procession that
the city has ever seen. It included the
military and civic bodies, Mayor and Com.
mon Council, visitors in carriages. police
anu fire departments and trade organiza-
tions with emblems. sl 4" 80
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GARRETT. AND HIS PARTNERS.
=. -r. -. 49, & , k--5,li y rgffS.. f.=,e
The Principals In the baltimore j. Ohio DEM
40 gst.t. All In Conference. r ~ ~ "a r.

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The Principals In the baltimore i Ohio Deal
All In Conference. II. "a &.
New IoRK, June l0.--Henry s. Ives
gave a dinner party at his house in Brook
lyn last night, at which were present
President Robert Garrett, Vice roaident
Thomas NJ. King and John X. Cowap, gem
eral counsel Of the Baltimore L Ohio Rail.
DAD; Alfred sully, president OF the Rich
mond Terminelproperties Ed ward Lsuter-
bach, a director in the different companies
forming the terminal systsm; George e,
staynor, who is 1vea' partner and Presi-
dent Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Day-.
ton road w. O. Boone, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Dayton & Irouton road.
which has lately consolidated with the
Dayton Y Chicago, and CHRISTOPHER
Mayer capitalist, who Is interested with
lvea In the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dsy.
ton properties. g 81 ri5'' y
This is the first time that all the differ
ent interests in the Baltimore Il Ohio deal
have been represented at any one meet
ing. The fact Of the dinner was kent a
secret, and oven today those who were
present would not admit there was such a
conference. The party did not break up
until long after midnight, and to-day fur
ther conferences we're held. It as semi.
officially announced 4 that X everything
would probably be eettied within tiiteen
days, when the facts would be made pub
n = .s| q Z 4 ?. HaFs q.
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oh, Q. 4 T.'lH|lIS;,5IS ! | WEARY.
WHEELING IS AGAIN DEFEATEp
ny the Akron Club-The Green Stockings
singing In tho Morning and sighing Mt
Night-Mansileld Plays HanesvllleI n I,
= Close Gamo : Other Contests,
epeeta! Di.paieh 10 II. Inltl,ic,r,e.r.

speeta! Dipaieh to he Intellicenesr.
AKRON, o, June l0.-People passins
tho hotel Buchtel this afternoon heard
awees music, and iuquirers were told thai
1t was the Wheeling Base Ball boys sing.
Ing. This evening Il dozen men were seen
hanging on an iron railing before the same
hotel, not uttering word. Inquireru
were told that they were the Wheeling
'Baae Ball boys. They met the Akrons 10,
the second time here and were so terribly
beaten that they could not understand 1t.
But for the fact that they dropped onto
Fitzgerald's pitching in tho eighth inning
they would have suffered a still more dis.
astrous knockout, but in this they hit
right along. The score tells tho story;
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THE LABOR CONTESTS
INTERFERE WITH TIE THRIFT
Ofths Commercial World Excessive spscu.
lation Aiso u Hlnder!ng, factor-The q
Iron Trade Dall-&onsy In Good
Supply-A General Resume.

NEW Yoax, June 1O.-R. @. Dun 4 %. q
weekly review Of trade says: But for
labor contests and excessive speculation
the outlook would bo entirely satisfactory.
Crop prospects and tho financial situation
have improved during the past week, but
the effect Of important strikes arc iolt
moro seriously every woek. How great
the disturbance Of trade and production
which may result from a single strike ID
forcibly illustrated by the returns OF iron
furnaces to the Iron Age, making the
weekly output June 1st about 1855 tons,
or 81 percent less than May 1st,, while
Pittsburgh tetatistics, forwarded by our
correspondent, make the decrease S0,G5o
tons. Either statement representa- the re-.
markablc decline in the output ranging
from 100000 to S75o,00O in the value Of
weekly production, and to this must be
added tho decrease In many important
branches Of manufacture which .depend
for material upon furnaces now idle. i3
In spitc.o the great drain in produc.
ton, prices Of iron have been weaker
during tho past week, heavy sales Of
Southern iron having been made in East.
ern markets E,e ~ n.
Tho stove bnsinessrevives, the lockout OF
themolders having terminated, but the nail
market 10 demoralizsd by overproduction,
The demand for bar iron 10 better, but
prices are depressed by Western com peti.
ton, and the offering Of foreign rails at
low figures checks the damand near sea.
portp. u. 50.N lpTt2SFs S5g5lt .i35sS IN
Wheat speculation seeing weaker,
though prices, after rising to nearly ST. 90
for No. 2 red, have not quite declined to
last weeks level. y ~ 81 q.
Money ia reported in good supply ut all
points. Collections everywhere are good
or lair, with an improvement in some
localitiea.e Southern reports show dull
ness in trade, but confidence Of on early
and prosperous fall business. From North.
woe!crn points great activity everywhere
ia reported, with especial mention OF the
stimulating influence Of rapid railway
building. w., &, [..,l.
The stock market has shown weakness,
but the appearance OF general liquidation
and reported gains in railroad earnings,
averaging over Is per cent ior May thus
far, sustain the confidence Of holders. l
The business failures during the last
seven days We're: United S!ates 140; Cam
sda 50. Total l73 against l5O last week,
207 the corresponding week OF last year.
In tho Eastern and Middle Statca the fail
ures were exceptionally light. The other
sections about tho average number are re-.
ported, but in Omaha there ia considera-
Die increase, 'ising mostly in the mar.
time provinces. 3l1lG ri n
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.AsrALaAMALED ASSOCIATIONS.
Tho Wage Questlon-No Decision Arrivct
TSsi Attic Reunion To-day, 'iFI

PITTsBuRa, Pa, June 10.-In the Anal.
gamated Association to-day communica.
tion was read from Secretary George Wise,
Of the Western Nail Association, In which
he stated the manufacturers would not be
ready to confer with tho Wage Committee
until next Tuesday week, 90 they wanted
tlmo to carefully consider the scale before
they met to sign 1t. He also requested d
that the new scale bo furnished him au
soon as posaible, go that he could mail a
copy OF 1t 10 every member OF the apaocla.
ton. .Hf + 4, NJ. IN 80 ~ =
The bar and guide mill scales were then
taken up. and alter discussion the recon-.
mendation Of the committee for A slioht
advance wau adopted. "A lively debate
over the admission Of the delegate from
keyatone lodge Of this city followed, and
finally the lodge Withdrew from the nsso.
citation because the convention refused to
recognize tho delegate elected, !, :
Previous TO adjournment several mem.
bers OF the Womsn's Christian Temper
ance Union, ofithis city, were admitted to
the hall, and half an hour was devoted TO
addresees on temperance. The conyen.
tion then adjourned until Monday in or.
.! DER 10 allow the delegates to attend the
annual reunion OF the association at Ali.
qulppa grove tomorrow. Fully 10000
people are expected to take part In the
festivities. 1,& '.t'-'l'" - -
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!. shake Up, on tho Rail.

New YORK, June l0.-A sleeping car at
tached to the St. Louis express, coming
east, on the New York Central and Hud-
son River road. jumped the track at Spuy-
ton Duyyil this morning, tearing up the
rails and tios for l60 Sfeet when the car
turned at right angles with the track end
upaets, Several Of the psssengers were
badly shaken up, but only one was slight
y Injured. The passengers were brought
to this city by local freight, arriving half
an hour late. MIR. James B. Dayies wac
slightly injured on the right arm and leg.
a German, whose name coald not be as
certained, had bis arms and head badly
cut. It Ia estimated thatithe loss to the
railroad will ba about $4,000, i5ilTGi'
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: Fatal Accidental Shooting.

HDtctal Dispalch 70 he lnltlI'gcictr. = NJ
:s PARxERsnURu, June lo.-John Page, the
adopted son Of R. P. Ps2o, living or
Tygart, about nine miles from this city,
shot himself in the groin lsst evoning
about O'Clock with a double.bsrreled
shot gun. The shooting Was accidental.
He was standing on q log and clipped to
the ground, the hammer Of the gun ntrik.
ing tho log and discharging the gun. He
diad in the greatest agony. He was
twcnsy.three years Of age and single. - 8
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A BREAK Of any kind in the Irish party
would be Eerioue, but the Psrnellites are
on tho right track and can better afford
to ALLEVIATE Mr.. Davitt than to cut loose
from Mr.. Gladstone aud his supporters,
without whom the cauas OF Ireland would
have small show in this generation. Hi.
The Tories will psss their coercion bill,
and they will persist in their policy Of
goaling to frenzy the Irish peasantry.
But what can little Ireland hope to ac'
conplish by force against powerful Eng.
land? w. i's- a+5A ~ E& 80
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Compliments californian

CulcAoo, June 1o.-ssra Bsrnhardt,
who stopped over here on hor way back
from California to give a matinee per-
iormsnec at tho Columbia, left to-day en-
route for Queenstown, 4 brilliant recep.
ton ia promised her IN Cork, which oily
she never yet visited. From Cork she
goes to Dublin, Glasgow, Edinburg, Leeds,
Liverpool, Sheffield and Manchester, and
thence to London, where. her season OF
io1rteep weeks at. the Lyceum opens on
July lS. She is enthusiastic in her praises
oi the treatment accorded ner on the Pa
cifc Coast, and thinks the Calilornians
know how to appreciate art, .''F4Ia's'ef.ttSf